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As the signs of runaway anthropogenic climate disruption continue to escalate, a new study reports that climate change is “worse than we thought” because it is happening "faster than …

Despite uncontested findings of purposeful discrimination in the GOP law, strict new Photo ID restrictions allowed to take effect.

Director Laura Poitras, like reporter Glenn Greenwald, is now known almost as widely as Edward Snowden himself, for helping facilitate his entry into the world.

Popular control over decisions that affect people's freedom and well-being is becoming increasingly weaker.

Ebola hysteria seems to have infected somewhere close to 300 million.

The US was complicit in hindering investigation of Israel's execution of a US citizen and other crimes in halting the 2010 Gaza Freedom flotilla, according to documents.

Some terrorism investigations appear to be deliberate attempts to stimulate popular support for the war against ISIS.

“Democracy has been meant to remove the artificial constraints, poverty is the huge artificial constraint on human thought and action,” says author Marilynne Robinson.

Two leading Syria experts, Steven Heydemann and Joshua Landis, talk about the “big picture” of the Syrian conflict and the wider crisis.

Republican candidate Cory Gardner and Democratic incumbent Mark Udall are neck and neck in the polls.